Art courses London

...to visit specific exhibitions in London to complement the course. You will be taught by demonstration, practical application, one to one guidance and group discussion... Learn about: Art History...

...The 17th Century was a time of upheaval in Europe; changes of royal fortunes in Britain, inter-continental trade and the religious split between northern and southern Europe manifesting in a wide range of artistic styles. Each week will focus on a different aspect of seventeenth century... Learn about: Art design...

...Under the guidance of artist and art theorist Ian Tucknott this course explores three of London's top contemporary art exhibitions, enabling you to...

...• Identify at least five elements which contribute to the construction and the role of the church through the ages. • Describe the function and role of...

...We will explore: artists’ processes, materials and techniques; the historical context in which they worked; styles and movements, as well as developing...

...Case studies and examples include looking at particular galleries and institutions; historical and contemporary landscape artists; site-specific practices such as land...

...Group discussion 1-1 tuition Tutor demonstration of materials and techniques. No. Advice on courses for people with learning disabilities and additional...

...features of architecture and the decorative arts • Participate in discussions about the expansion of London and its design influences. - Setting the scene... Learn about: Architecture Design...

...In this10-week course we work through the development of Spanish art in the 20th century - from the aftermath of Spain's 1898 defeat in the Spanish-American War through dictatorship to democracy. We will focus on key episodes highlighting the contribution of Spanish artists, architects and...

...skills and knowledge to see, analyse and interpret your own work and the work of others. Through reading, exploring, discussing and applying ideas and theories including semiotics... Learn about: Communication Training...

...In this one-day course we explore the representation of body and body-related practices, and the surrounding concepts. Our initial focus will be on selected works by avant-garde artists from movements such as Futurism, Constructivism, Dadaism, Surrealism, moving to body and performance...

...from the visionary Romanticism of Blake and Runge, to Surrealists Leonora Carrington and Max Ernst, right up to Contemporary Artists such as Faith Wilding and Anish Kapoor...

...This course will explore how the art and culture of Japan inspired 19th century European artists. After an introduction to the Japanese culture that was transported to Europe in the 1850s, we will look at how specific artists and movements adopted and transformed Japanese art to suit their...

...Europe and in New York, the Soviet Avant-Garde, Socialist Realism and American Realism and the road to Abstract Expressionism. - Recognise different styles/types...

...alive with the energy of 700,000 people from around the globe. As the era’s most popular art form printmaking documented and satirised the era’s important people...

...This visit-based course looks at some iconic examples of C20th art, architecture, and design to trace a chronological history of modern art. Can be studied alone or as a sequel to The History of Art in a 100 Paintings. What previous students liked most about this course: “The breadth of knowledge...

...Throughout history, art’s role within society has varied. Whether deliberately political or indirectly politicised, art has frequently been used to express and question political and social ideas. Many artists have used their work to participate in, or critique, the societies in which they live...

...This course looks at Indian art and the Islamic art of the Middle East and examines what makes each region’s style recognisably unique whilst at the same time discovering what impact they had not only on each other but also on Western art. The spread of global trade brought both challenges...

...design principles. - The social and artistic context of the design reform movements. You will be taught with guided visits, short lectures, discussions and handouts...

...This course is an exciting, multi-disciplinary art and design programme validated by the University of the Arts London Awarding Body, which leads to an internationally recognised qualification. The course will provide you with the knowledge, skills and creative techniques to prepare you for study... Learn about: Art design, Project Development...